Is Ouya having hardware issues? Most of the issues I've seen reported are system software issues that could be fixed in the "month or two" you describe.

Apart from platforms that use OpenPGP, such as .deb-based GNU/Linux platforms, each platform has a separate signing certificate. OS X has its own, Android has its own, iOS has its own, and Windows has two: Authenticode for desktop applications and the Windows Store developer license for immersive applications. For small developers, it's a hassle to keep all of them renewed, but for companies big enough to draw targeted attacks like this, it's a benefit.

How many controllers per iPhone or iPad will the controller API in iOS 7 support? Can one, say, pair four controllers to a single iPad connected to an Apple TV and play a platform fighting game?

Based only on the name, CloudOn looks like it works on the same principle as VNC, RDP, or OnLive. This has two implications: it doesn't work at all on a tablet disconnected from the Internet, such as a tablet being used while riding the bus. And even when you do have Internet access, such as the phone docked for use as a desktop computer that fauxjargon mentioned, it'll eat through your monthly cap. The PDF overview confirms my guess: offline use does not work.

Based on the same PDF overview, something else worries me:

Any edits you make to your files within the CloudOn workspace are automatically saved, so there is no need to take an explicit save action using the File menu. We also do not currently offer a "Save As" feature although that is something we are considering for a future release

Automatic saving means no way to Revert. I have lost data in the past when deletions were automatically saved.

Psychology gives the UX designer a starting point so that the "group of random people" can be smaller and therefore cheaper, and it gives her insight as to what kind of "better idiot" is most likely.

What you describe is called "key continuity management".

How should one decide to trust a particular e-mail? The sender can spoof the From address.

Your SSH connection could be MITM'd from day one and you might not notice it.

So how should a legitimate software developer get its publisher certificate into your domain's "etc." list?

Some people, such as a PlayStation fan on Slashdot who will remain nameless, would argue that a barrier to entry is a good thing. It ensures that anybody who wants to distribute software to the public is serious about creating quality software. It's a fallacy, but like other fallacies, appeal to accomplishment springs from a heuristic: companies that have successfully published quality works in the past are more likely to publish quality works in the future. The example he likes to trot out is the North American video game recession of 1983, when there was so much shovelware crap on store shelves that neither players nor retailers could find which 2600 games were worthwhile. The North American market pretty much abandoned video games until the fourth quarter of 1985 when Nintendo added a lockout chip to its new Nintendo Entertainment System to assure retailers that only games that Nintendo had evaluated for a certain baseline quality level would be allowed to run.

In context Berra probably meant "Nobody [among my circle of friends] goes there anymore. It's too crowded [with people of other demographics]."

My Nexus 7 tablet running Android 4.2 has an on-screen button to the right of "Home" to bring up screenshots of the five most recently used applications, and the list scrolls. A similar menu shows if I pair a ZAGGkeys Flex keyboard, hold the Alt/Option key, and press the Tab key a few times.

The HTC Dream ran Android 1. Is Android 4 as lean as Android 1?

Here's a link to AIDE you: Eclipse clone for Android

What you want is an Asus Transformer, but that might be out of your price range. There are two other ways to go about this. You could find a netbook that Android-x86 supports, or you could add a Bluetooth keyboard to any Android tablet.

Probably because Samsung doesn't want to lose the license to include Google Play Store and the rest of the Gapps. Please see the replies from Google engineers in a Google+ thread linked from Andy Dodd's comment.

For running applications that are ported to Android but not ported to Chrome Web Store. Or is there an automated way to make such ports by now?